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Jedburgh school site ownership issues are resolved

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Re-enactors parading and performing for the crowds at the 2018 Reivers Festival in Hawick.

Reivers return for Hawick festival

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Findra clothing founder Alex Feechan shows Infrastructure Secretary Michael Matheson round the Findra clothing design hub in Innerleithen.

Innerleithen active lifestyle brand FINDRA Going from strength to strength

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B&M Bargains in Hawick

Hawick’s B&M closes as rain comes in

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Five Borders farms targeted in spate of overnight burglaries

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Proposed Melrose houses would dwarf Hollywood sign says campaigner

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Kelso toilet blocks hit by vandals

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Pup’s ear cropping was a ‘butcher’s job’

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Scots invited to take a bite out of The Big Lunch during its 10th anniversary

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The supermarket manager ignored a flurry of tickets after he continued to park in the High Street Galashiels car park without paying.

Warning to those who fail to pay fines

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Passengers let down after Borders Railway halted by staff shortages

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A points failure at Edinburgh Park caused chaos for commuters.

Police appeal for witnesses to vandal attack on train at Galashiels

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A train on the Borders Railway at Stow.

Report urges ministers to look further into plans to extend Borders Railway

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Fears over traffic congestion may be unfounded as work takes place overnight.

Jedburgh road improvements get under way

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Selkirkshire councillor Gordon Edgar in Selkirk High Street.

Working group hoping for action to tackle parking problems in Borders

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Five Borders farms targeted in spate of overnight burglaries

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Public toilets in Kelso's town centre between Woodmarket and Horsemarket.

Kelso toilet blocks hit by vandals

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Sheriff Donald Ferguson described the illegal ear-clipping of American Bully pup Russia as a "butcher's job".

Pup’s ear cropping was a ‘butcher’s job’

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The supermarket manager ignored a flurry of tickets after he continued to park in the High Street Galashiels car park without paying.

Warning to those who fail to pay fines

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Education More Education >>

Jedburgh school site ownership issues are resolved

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Students and models at the finals yesterday.

Borders College students scoop top prizes at hair and beauty awards

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Howdenburn Primary School, Jedburgh.

Plan to sell Jedburgh school sparks debate over its ownership

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Christine Irvine, right, and Judith Currie at Scottish Borders Council headquarters.

Extra childcare hours rollout in Peebles a postcode lottery, claim disgruntled parents

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Hobkirk Primary School.

Moves under way to confirm closures of Hobkirk and Ettrick primary schools

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Innerleithen active lifestyle brand FINDRA Going from strength to strength

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B&M Bargains in Hawick

Hawick’s B&M closes as rain comes in

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Police Scotland is appealing for information.

Five Borders farms targeted in spate of overnight burglaries

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The land on Selkirk's south common, where the new storage tank will be installed.

The future is clear for Selkirk and Galashiels water supply

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Politics More Politics >>

Jedburgh school site ownership issues are resolved

Education

Hollywood sign

Proposed Melrose houses would dwarf Hollywood sign says campaigner

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Mansfield Bar, Hawick

Couple wins the fight to turn historic Mansfield Bar into a flat

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Pictured at the Pines Burn wind farm site are, from left, B&B boss Eileen Walsh, Energiekontor's Duncan Taylor, builder William Rodger and Hawick community councillor Andy Maybury.

Rethink over Bonchester Bridge wind farm £3.25m funding kitty sparks anger among villagers

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Lord Steel pictured in Stow in January.

Borders peer Lord Steel suspended by party over Cyril Smith child sex abuse scandal

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The future is clear for Selkirk and Galashiels water supply

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Pictured at the Pines Burn wind farm site are, from left, B&B boss Eileen Walsh, Energiekontor's Duncan Taylor, builder William Rodger and Hawick community councillor Andy Maybury.

Rethink over Bonchester Bridge wind farm £3.25m funding kitty sparks anger among villagers

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Jedburgh councillor Scott Hamilton at the town's bottle banks in the bus station car park.

Recycling unit pledge sparks mixed reaction in Jedburgh

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The group of volunteers who look after the gardens of Old Gala House pick litter along the steep banking at Huddersfield Street in Galashiels.

Streets of Galashiels set for a spring clean

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Health More Health >>

Scots invited to take a bite out of The Big Lunch during its 10th anniversary

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Better palliative care...has been a boon for Janice Logan, PATCH course facilitator (left) with course participant senior charge nurse, Andrea Johnston.

Palliative development post in the Borders is more than just a PATCH

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Abbotsford Arms Hotel in Galashiels.

Old Galashiels hotel site said to pose danger

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Galashiels gym boss Tekin Esmer.

Galashiels gym bid given thumbs-up so long as it doesn’t raise a racket

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Hawick Town Hall.

Hawick Town Hall event will offer advice on coping with sight loss

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